Sentence examples similar to organize a break from inspiring English sources
In 1971, eight anti-Vietnam War activists in Philadelphia, weary of F.B.I. efforts at surveillance and infiltration, organized a break-in at a small suburban Bureau field office, where they stole files and sent copies of them to the news media.
I'm organizing a jailbreak, you in?" Ice broken.
Questions about how much the Big East would earn with its new television contract were countered by whispers about what would be the tipping point for the nonfootball schools to organize a coup and break up the conference.
He and a friend organized a spring break service trip to New Orleans, the first service trip the Law School had ever done.
The Career Services Office also organizes a Winter Break Alumni/ae Shadow Program which matches first year students with alumni/ae for a one or two day workplace "shadowing" experience during the break between the fall and spring semesters.
For instance, after the breakthrough model developed at the coffee break, organize a lunch at a café or small restaurant that week to celebrate the milestone in your research project.
No one complains when technology is used to organize a "flash mob" to break out in a spontaneous song and dance routine in Grand Central Terminal, yet the mayor of Philadelphia was outraged when young people were using those same technologies to organize a mob that attacked people on the street.
The only marriage possible is to a peasant woman whose family is in worse political trouble than Kang's: her father attempted to organize an uprising to break into the village granary during the famine of the early 1960s.
So now, he is organizing a referendum on breaking ties with Serbia and backing an alliance with Macedonia.
PHS and the Muslim Students Associationn jointly organized a Henna night study break with Henna by professional artists and Indian and Mediterannean food.
